Criminal background can i join the military?
In order to determine if you can enlist, your court paperwork needs to be seen. People here are going to pretty much make guesses stating you're done but unless you explicitly state something that obviously disqualifies you they can't make that determination. Going down what you did say I can tell you the following: 1. Your larceny charge may or may not stop you. It depends on the reason it was reduced. If you plead guilty to grand larceny in order to get it reduced to petty larceny as a plea bargain then we'll look at your original charge and that will stop your enlistment. On the other hand, if the judge or DA dropped it and you plead guilty to the reduced charge you're good. 2. The rest of your charges were all showstoppers as well. Two of them are felonies and one would fall under the Launtenberg Amendment. If they was dropped or dismissed unconditionally you're good to go. However, if any of them were dropped or dismissed on the condition you did probation, community service, paid a fine, or anything else the military looks at that as "other adverse disposition," which is the same as a conviction. If everything was dropped except for the larceny then you're good to go for enlistment into the Army. For the one charge you was guilty for you wouldn't even need a waiver. You would just need a suitability review for all of your dismissed charges. The review would require all court documents for the charges as well as written statements from you stating why you was charged and what you had to do in order to get them dismissed. Coming in as an officer probably won't be an option right off of the bat because of your record but you can apply for OCS after doing a few years enlisted and your record as enlisted may help you get approved at a later date. As for the Air Force, they probably won't take you since they prefer people with clean records but it won't hurt to ask and see what they'll offer you. The Navy may be the same way but again you need to talk to a Navy recruiter about it.
Does a 28 yr old dui arrest drop off a record?
Criminal background checks can be performed at checkingrecords.com Look at personal reports or check out any individual. Arrest and Public records include things like general public, court docket, police arrest, felony, essential, and many other documents.Does a 28 yr old dui arrest drop off a record?Hi just a reply to wet reckless, I don't know youer history but or if you are a nurse however even a wet reckless will make it harder to get a job, I know that if you are a nurse and it is just a wet reckless that if you explain the situation to the job person if it comes up and you do have to be honest about it , even though the laws have gotten very tough on it .That should not totally put you out of the running,dui is not a charge of stealing meds or putting a patient in a dangerouse situation.The board does continue to consider it as a very bad thing but it just depends on the sitituation from what I can figute out.I was driving to Vons and pulled up onto the curb a bit too much someone complained that I was staggering but really it was cause I had a trace of xanax in my system from 4 hours earlier my dr gave me and they gave me back my license , 2 years later I had to take my RX again and after 4 hours later again I drove then on the way home I felt strange and cause my husbands truck to crash into the block wall on the hill so I got called and 911 came asked what happened and then they said I should not have been driving under the xanax so I got arrested for driving under the influence its just not fair but now I am worried about getting a nursing job cause I think they look it up but my nursing license says its clear . Any feed back on that anyone
How does getting a parking ticket affect your driving record and your insurance premiums?
Most of the times, it is only Driving Violations like speeding, tailgating, wreck less operation, DUI or DWI and rash of accidents that are your fault that really effect your insurance. Exceptions might be due how hard it is or it is not to get a parking space and the amount and or frequency of your tickets. Usually, even with those that are newly insured, they have no rise policy for those that experience an accident now and then. If your parking tickets are now and then and you have a generally good relationship with your agent, parking tickets would not be detrimental.
Being arrested while in law school....?
It may limit your options if you're interested in prosecution, but I don't think it will stop you from being admitted to the bar. You do have to get everything cleared up as quickly as possible. Contact the bar association in your state to find out for sure. Knew someone who got a DUI in law school and went on to a large firm in Atlanta. Another friend was prevented from working as a prosecutor because of a juvenile offense that was expunged from the record.
Applying to TMDSAS (medical school application) and mentioning a public intoxication offense?
I am applying to medical school here in Texas (tmdsas) and i have come to a complete halt. I have called various lawyers in the area and they've all said the same thing of not mentioning it... here's my situation: (please help) I was charged with a public intoxication offense two years ago. I was attending a wedding and I had a two glasses of wine. Afterwards, I went to a party and did not drink. I then decided to get a ride from a friend who had been drinking much more than me (lapse of judgement on my part). A police officer pulled us over and charged my friend with a DWI and I was charged with a PI (public intoxication). Now, I can stand here and argue that the charge wasn't warranted, but that's a different discussion altogether. Anyways, I was arrested and kept in a holding cell overnight. I was then released out on a $260 bond that same afternoon. Upon being bailed, I noticed I was pleading "nolo contendere" to this charge. Okay, so that's the situation regarding the arrest, charge, and all the rest of the legal stuff. On the TMDSAS application, this is the question regarding misdemeanors and felonies: Are you currently under charge or have you ever been convicted of a felony or misdemeanor, or have you ever received a felony or misdemeanor deferred adjudication?* I have to choose either Yes or No Further down the application, this is stated: You need NOT disclose information about any of the following: * you were arrested but not charged * you were arrested and charged, but the charges were dropped * you were arrested and charged, but found not guilty by a judge or jury * you were arrested and found guilty by a judge or jury, but the conviction was overturned on appeal * you received an executive pardon * a juvenile or criminal record that has been sealed or expunged. Failure to disclose information that is not in fact expunged or sealed may result in the applicant being denied admission * minor traffic violations Okay, what do I do? Seriously, this is such a stupid situation I'm in. I wholly and completely regret my decisions that night as they have potentially far-reaching circumstances in terms of matriculating into medical school. Please, anyone with extensive knowledge on the situation, please help. Thank you
Does a misdemeanor go away? How long does it take?
How long do you have to list it might be a better question. They don't go away. After a certain period of time they are simply not relevant. A misdemeanor a year ago is certainly more ‘serious' than that exact same misdemeanor ten years ago.How long does it need to keep being brought up? That depends on a particular job and its requirements and how the question is asked. But it's always there unless dismissed or expunged or pardoned if someone wants to dig that far and deep into the past.